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George Eliot: Letter CR3989/6/1
Author: George Eliot
Recipient: Mr Oscar Browning Esq.
Date: 22nd July 1869
Category: Fellowship Letters - Miscellaneous
County Record Office Ref: CR3989/6/1
Nuneaton Library Facsimile: yes
Transcript: yes
Description
George Eliot to Mr Oscar Browning Esq, seemingly in reply to Mr Browning, explains that 'our son' [the son of G E Lewes] is recovering, and enquiring if it is too late for Mr Browning to send the Sicilian photographs. Written from The Priory, Regent's Park. Signed M E Lewes.
NB. The envelope accompanying this letter is addressed to Mrs Trollope, Villa Trollope, Florence. It is not known why these two items have been placed together.
Pencil marks at bottom of letter, left hand corner read: 'Eliot £12'; right hand corner, '5' and has presumably been added by the seller.
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The Priory,
21, North Bank,
Regents Park
July 22. 69
Dear Mr. Browning
We are a little more at ease now, our son being on the way to recovery. Is it too late for me to ask you to fulfil your kind promise of sending me the Sicilian photographs? If not, & if you will kindly trust me with them, you will do a valued service to
Yours always truly
M. E. Lewes
Oscar Browning Esq.
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